Moving from New Jersey (Newark, Jersey City & State) to Toronto, ON

New Jersey is one of the most reliable of our US routes. Most of the shipping volume is through Newark, Jersey City and Hoboken – financial types getting ahead of NYC commute fatigue by moving to Toronto's Bay Street, tech workers commuting from Jersey City's growing corporate campuses (Goldman Sachs, ICE, JPMorgan satellite operations) to Canadian fintech, pharma industry moves from northern NJ to Mississauga's pharma corridor.

The majority of the activity on this corridor is one and two bedroom apartment loads, New Jersey’s urban density near NYC is similar to the downtown Toronto market and clients tend to move between similar building types. For high-rises in Jersey City or Hoboken, we’ve included Certificate of Insurance requirements and elevator reservations as part of our standard delivery process. Bigger detached-home volumes sometimes come from suburban Bergen County and Princeton-area pickups. The pricing is based on volume and the price is fixed before pickup and doesn’t change at delivery, no matter how hard it is to get to the delivery point.

How Much Does it Cost to Move from Newark to Toronto?

Inventory Volume (Cubic Feet) + Distance/Route + Destination Logistics

New Jersey moves are priced to incorporate the 515 mile trip out of the NYC metro and through upstate New York to Ontario through Buffalo. In addition to standard suburban access for Bergen County and Princeton addresses, pickup logistics usually involve certificate of insurance and elevator coordination for Jersey City and Hoboken high-rises and parking permit arrangements for Newark commercial districts.